Matthew 24:4 - 24:13
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this discourse, Steve Gregg examines Matthew 24 and provides insight into its two subjects- the 70 AD event and the Second Coming of Christ. He explains that Matthew combined two separate discourses of Jesus, which can be found in different contexts in Luke. Gregg goes on to highlight the occurrence of wars, famines, pestilences, and earthquakes around 70 AD and how Jesus predicted false Christs and false prophets. He concludes by emphasizing that Jesus was directing his discourse towards his disciples and emphasizing the importance of understanding the end times.
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Matthew 24:14 - 24:15
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In this discourse, Steve Gregg delves into Matthew 24:14-15, discussing the meaning behind the verse stating, "And this gospel of the kingdom will be
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Matthew 24:15 - 24:22
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Steve Gregg discusses Matthew 24:15-22 and the Olivet Discourse in his talk. He notes that while Luke paraphrases Jesus' words about the destruction o
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Matthew 24:1 - 24:3
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In this study by Steve Gregg, the focus is on Matthew 24:1-3, which describes a discourse on the rising of nations against each other and the destruct
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